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i have laptop toshiba a505-s6965 ( intel core 2 duo p7350 ) not support Virtualization but iam test Windows Virtual PC work good no problem ? this damage to processor ? or work without risk ?

man2010
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‎07-08-2010 02:35 PM
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i have laptop toshiba a505-s6965 ( intel core 2 duo p7350 ) not support Virtualization but iam test Windows Virtual PC work good no problem ? this damage to processor ? or work without risk ?




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Hussam_Mousa__Intel_
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‎07-09-2010 03:06 PM
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It shouldn't "harm" your hardware. It should work with a software emulation mode. Probably slower than if you had dedicated hardware virtualizationsupport
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Tw_Burger
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‎07-12-2010 10:46 AM
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Not having hardware virtualization support is not a problem if you are running a personal system.Hardware virtualization is only a requirement for a server running multiple VMs.
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